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Has
the
pure,
delicious
flavor
that
has
earned
for
it
the
largest
sale
in
North
America.
The
Daily
News
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RUPERT
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COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
the
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
Limited
Third
Avenue.
II.
F.
PULLEN,
Managing
Editor.
Fritlny,
May
22,
1925.
Swift
Retribution
'
For
Drug
Addicts.
'
"If
y
i
u
start
to
slide
from
Hie
top
of
a.
sleep
roof
youknov
how
niiii'h
chance
you
have
(if
slopping."
Thai's
what
a
learned
.doctor
says,
when
trying
In
describe
the
swfft
downward
course
of
the
drug
addict.
11
is
useless
to
talk
to
-a
person
that
lakes
drug
or
to
try
to
persuade
him
that
he
is
foolish,
lie
probably
knows
it
lint
he
is
sliding
and
nothing
but
a
miracle
can
slop
him.
This
is.
written
lo
wain
-youths
and
young
girls
of
the
danger
of
playing
with
anything
so
.dangerous.
A
sniff
of
"snow"
or
a
stab
with
a
hypodermic
needle
is
often
sufficient
to
slarl
a
person
on
the
.fatal
slide.
Cultivate
Friendship
Of
Japanese
People.
Professor
Shortt,
speaking
to
the
members
of
the
Rotary
Club,
urged
cultivation
of
the
friendship
of
the
Japanese
people,
lie
pointed
out
that
we
might
benefit
very
greatly
from
this
friendship
and
nggesled
that
the
immigration
problem
was
no!
sprious
because
Japan
did
not
wish
to
send
her
people
to
Canada.
What
he
suggested
was
that
we
avoid
"pin
pricks."
We
are
expecting
a
big
Japanese
vessel
here
in
the
early
autumn,
which
may
be
the-
beginning
of
a
line
of
steamers
plying
out
of
this
port.
We
want
those,
steamships
to
come
here.
In
order
lo
encourage
them,ve
should
cultivate
the
friendship
or
Japan.
That
is
sound
sense
and
good
..business.
Every
merchant
tries
to
cultivate,
the
good
will
of
his
patrons.
Annexation
Bogey
Is
'
Being
Discussed.
.
The
annexation
bogey
is
till
be"nig)discnsscd
by
thenews-papers
of
Canada.
Under
the
caption
"Shall
we
Lose
The
West?"
the
Ottawa
Citizen
says:
'
0'
When
Mr.
Hoey,
M.P.,
made
dark
allusions
to
the
West
seceding,
the
editorial
writers
of
the
Easl
fell
upon
him
with
wordy
bludgeons
ami
said
he
was
a
lunatic
and
a
dangerous
agitator.
Those
who
talked
with
the
weslern
representatives
who
came
to
Ottawa
last
week
to
urge
the
completion
of
the
Hudson
Bay
Railway
must
have
been
disturbed
to
discover
that
some
respectable
.ami
intelligent
fellow
westerners
of
Mr.
Hoey's,
if
not
subscribing
unreservedly
to
the
Jailer's
views,
at
least
freely
admitted
that
there
was
more
than
talk
in
it.
Crtnadian-horn
prairie
citizens
were
frank
in
their
declaration
that
if
Mbe
Easl'
did'iiol
comp
lo
a
realization
of
the
facts
in
the
West,
secession
vns
a
possible
eventuality.
"The
idea
is
gaining
currency
elsewhere.
The
possibility,
of
the
prairie
provinces
leaving
the
Confederation
is
referred
lo'
in
an
article
iirlhe
April
'Nineteenth
.Century1
by
T.
Kerr
Rilchic.
an
English
writer,
who
loured
Canada
in
li(2i.
Now
comes
r.
G.
E.
Lloyd,
Anglican
Bishop
of
Saskatchewan,
who
in
a
featured
article
in
Lord
Beaverbrook's
'Sunday
Express1
writes:
"if
is
because
I
fear
the
eventual
loss
of
these
three
great
provinces
Saskatchewan,
Alberjn
and
Manitoba
thai
I
have
come
lo
England
....
Unless
we
do
something
quickly
and
lnrgely,
in
ten
years'
time
we
shall
have
lost
n
large
part
of
the
I'omiuioii
of.
Canada.1
"Mr.
Hoey
fears
the
loss
of
the
western
provinces
for
economic
reasons.
Bishop
Lloyd's
apprehensions
are
based
on
racial
grqunds;
He
believes
that
unless
Brilous
come
lo
Canada
anil,
farni
the
ipflow
of
.people'
from
other
Jands,
including
the
United'
Sliitcs,
twill
ile.a'd
to
foreigij
domination
and,
the
ultimate
nniiexatil.tf.
But
l'rtOJhW
event
jmw
shaping
themselves.
'''
r'V.ve
Wt?;,
"The
situation
thus
presenled
is
anything
but
reassuring.
I
he
apprehensions
may
be
groundless
am)
the
talk
mostly
talk,
but
a.
uitlicatiug
trends
of
thought
and
development
in
Canada
the
.utterances
referred
lo
are
of
the
greatest
significance."
An
Edmonton
Paper
Gives
Opinion.
An
editorial
nrlicle
enlilled
'
"Annexation
and
the
West"
appears,
in
nu
Edmonton
paper
as
follows:
"An
interview
.appears
'in
the
Loudon
Sundav
Express
with
Bishop
Lloyd
of
'Saskatchewan,
in
which
he
declares
that
there
is
the
utmost
danger
of
the
prairie
province's
seceding
from
Hie
nonunion
The
resl
of
Canada
is
quite
sound.
,e.
is
reported
to
have
said,
but
Saskatchewan,
Maniloba,
and
Alberla,
'will
be
gradually
lost
by
the
inevitable
trend
towards
the
.
United
Slates'
In
fifteen
or
twenty
years
they
'will
be
bjg
e
g,
nud
strong
Do
not
delay
a
savings
deposit
on
account
of
its
small
sire.
Small
regular
deposits
soon
amount
to
a
substan
tial
sum.
One
dollar
opens
a
savings
account
at
any
branch
of
the
Union
Bank.
UNION
BANK
OF
CANADA
Prince
Rupert
Branch
-
H.
H.
Little,
Manager
i
roc
daily
ncTvu
F.,.l
I&"
enough
in
ea
theiriown
way
by
themselves
li
the
power
their
own
will
and
Ihoir
own
vote.'
-t
"These
statements
are
hound
lo
cause,
much
alarm
in
the
Old
Country,
particularly
as
they
fume
at
a
time
when
secession
from
the
Empire
is
.being
so
openly
preached
jn
South
Africa.
Our
interests,
there
iniisl
sufrer
nccohlinglyV
'While
the
bishop
is
entitled
lo
his
opinions,-
they
are
those
of,
ivory
western
Canadians
and
the
evidence
that
can
be
adduced
in
support
of
tliem
is
exceedingly
slight.
It
is
to
be
reared
that
he
has
allowed
his
judgment
b
be
beclouded
by
the
intensity
or
his
desire
to
promote
immigration
from
the-
British
Isles,
which
he
regards
as
essential
to
the
maintenance
or
the
West
as
a
urit-ish
country.
.
.
"We
need
this
in
large
volume,
but,
whether
it
comes
or
not,
there
is
little
basis
for
the
belief
to
which
he
has
given'
such
untimely
expression.
Annexation
sentiment
hits'
been'
strong
at
dirrerenl
limes
in
other
parls
or
the
.Dominion,"
but
alj
no
slntfe
Ims
it
been
a
inclor
lo
reckon
with
in
the
Wfst.
If
it
had
any
strength
here,
we
should
certainly
have
heard
sonielhiitg
of
it
during
I
lie
past
few
years,
which
havejieeu
of
a
character'
to
encourage
agitation,
for
political
changos
which
there
vns
any
chance
of
bringing
about."
GOSSIP
ABOUT
LONDON
PEOPLE
Engagement
Announcement
Held
Back;
Covering
up
Shingles;
Foot
of
Lipstick
LONDON,
Eng.,
May
22.
(By
Canadian
Press
.
-Here
is
a
charming
story
that
has
licen
uoiug
around
London
llii
week
and
it
Is
vouched
for
by
no
less
a
person
than
Prince
Henry
hini-
elf.
i
About
a
month
ago
he
was
iskinsf
his
royal
father
and
mother
when
his
iMigfugcmcnt
to
a
certain
Lady
Mary
Scott
could
he
officiary
announced,
and
Ihey
told
him
he
would
have
to
wall
iinlil
(lie
season
was
over.
And
this
was
where
they
showed
u
'delicious
niece
of
royal
tact
and
tliouslilfultics.s.
Because
willi
Wales
a
thous
and
miles
away.
Prince
('corpe
going
to
the
China.
Seas,
;inl
the
Duke
of
York
back
in
Loudon
with
his
Duchess,
there
would
be
no
Prince
tiliarniing
for
debs
to
iream
of
if
Henry
had
his
way.
Official
engagements
knock
the
bottom
out
of
dreams
like
that,
so
Henry,
to
all
intents
and
purposes
an
unattached
young
man.
has
got
to
play
the
social
game
jusl
about
as
hard
as
lie
Can,
ami
his
rriends
say
that
he
won't
find
it
very
difficult.
Queen's
Notepaper
And
whilst
on
the
subject
of
Morally
ami
their,
ways.
Queen
Mary
has
adopted
a
new
style
in
tier
privale
notepaper.
When
Mrs.
Burner-Wiieatley
who
was
formerly
a
Maid
of
'Honour
to
die
Queen
hermit
she
married
Burner-Wiieatley.
nf
New
York,
some
ymrs
ago.
sent
hor
some
rlnwcrs
the
other
day,
the
Oueen
replied
on
some
handsome,'
rag-geil-edgcd
paper
that
bore,
in
one
corner
an
etching
or
the
Queen's
faVnrile
corner
of
the
Palace
Ciarjens..
Mrs.
IJurner-WheaMey
is
mak
ing
her
first
visit
here
for
sev
eral
years.
Mamas'
Shingles
Quile
a
number
of
American
and
English
dHiutanles
are
beginning
to
cover
up
their
shingles,
not
really
because
they
are
tired
of
them;
hut
because
il
makes
a
change.
The
piquant
part
about
it
l.
however,
that
in
a
pood
many
case
their
mothers
:ire
providing
Jinir
for
the
shin
gle
coverings,
'rii,e
reason,
for:
Oils
that
(yoiinff
''ili'W
'
wlih
Avere
at
jingled
twelve
mouths
nsro
find
put
hnir
carenilly
away
in
lavender
nnd
other
things,
have
round,
on
taking
out
the
shorn
tresses,
that
il
has
been
considerably
lighter
in
color
and
has
lost
j
"life."
So.
accnrdjng
lo
.the
fnshinn-ahle
bobber,
l,ey
,ave
brought
along
then
mother
(at
least
those
mothers
that
have
so
far
escaped
the
bob,
bingle
or
shingle
i,
and
have
literally
seized
the
lock
as
they
roll,
or
course
mother'
hair
ha
needed
a
lillle
attention
(hut,
oh
not
so
very
much,
these
day,
and
the
next
night
the
deh
can
be
seen
in
the
ballroom
with
shingle
carefully
camouflaged
under
mother's
hair.
The
chief
motive
of
this
touching
piece
of
uialernal
sacrifice
i
that
very
Tow
delnilanls
will
be
een
at
Court
this
year
with
shingles,
and
ninlhor's
hnir,
newly
horn,
possesses
more
"life"
than
hair
that
has
been
in
a
beauly
salon
tor
a
month
or
two.
Rush
of
Season
Already
many
new
fixtures
have
been
crowded
Into
the
social
calendar
for
the
season,
and
dance
hostesses
who
hnvo
not
already
fixed
their
dales
and
sent
out
their
Invitations
will
lie
lasting
the
.bitterest
or
all
social
Pills.
II
i
a
(food
thing
that
the
King
has
picked
up
hi
health
on
his
recent
critise,
tor
between
June
-."),
the
dale
of
the
third
(iourl
and,
and
August
K,
he
has
not
a
single-
day
wilhoul
some'
public
engagement
or
social'
function.
August
ant)
.September
are
now
as
brilliant
socially
as
July,
and
and
ilie
monarch
have
for
luc
last
several
years
come
back
lo'
Buckingham,
.
Palace
for
a
spell''
in
August
arier
('owes
llegulla;
and
hostesses
return
to
town
hi
finish
lliHr
social
obligations.
Last
year
a
row
young
women
got
so
faded
with
the
rush
f
the
-season
that
Ihey
had
to
rut
j
out
the
Howes
and
(iomlwood
ef-i
reds.
They
spenl
a"
couple
qfl
weeks
in
a
mudhath
so
as,
to
(ret
i
-their
ballroom
complexion
back1
THIN
people
do
not
live
longer
by
the
time
they
went
tneotlandt'"""1
!
mie.
It
only
seems
Tor
the
shooting.
,
Foot
or
Lipstick
Someone
has
worked
out
that
Miss
tsti,")
eats
her
own
height
in
lips.ick
every
four
years.
Kadi
slick
hist
about
a
imui'li
and
though
she
doe
not
actually
dispose,
or
II
like
(Sandy
there
is
undoubtedly
something
in
the
argument.'
Anyhow)
she
has
to
apply
the
cherry
bloom
about
hair
a.
dozen
times
a
day.
Lady
Louis
.Mounfhatlen
was
displaying
a
new
piece
of
surgical
wizardry
when
she
wa
llliipliiiicr
til
Hut
y
titbit
il..t-
the
Duke
and
Duehed
of
York
'his
week.
She.
like
a
good
mnuyj
other
young
women
today,
ha
had
the
two
ton
layer
rif
skin
removed
lender,
from
her
lip,
leaving
them
radiant
cherry
o
dor.
They
miud
lender
but
they
are
mil.
The
beauty
wizards
have
fnund
a
preparatimi
I
hid
lakes
awny
all
tenderne
anil
leaves
the
under
tissues
nf
skin
permanently
strong
and
bright.
Irate
Mnlher
(at
dinner)
Johnny.
I
wish
you'd
slop
reac!i-
ror
iiiiugs.
Haven
I
you
h
lo
i-.
guo?
Tnhnny
Yes.
mother,
bill
my
arm
s
longer.
Jilt
Your
-
THIS
Simplest
and
best
way
to
clear
the
skin
of
pimples,
raphes,
eczeni::
and
irritation
is
to
anoint
the
part
with
Zam-Uuk
two
or
three
times
a
day.
Zam-Iluk
is
so
refined
that
it
is
readily
absorbed
into
the
poies
and
purifies
the
underlying
tissues.
Eruptions
and
itching
soon
subside
uc.der
this
natural
treatment,
and
perseverance
will
rapidly
clear
the
skin
ami
restore
it
to
a
sound
healthy
state.
Being
over
,99
herbal
medi
cine,
Zam-liuk
has
a
wholly
ben
ucial
action
on
the
skin,
quickly
soothes
and
heals,
even
in
chronic
troubles
where
ordinary
fatty
ointments
prove
useless.
fem-Buk
Um4
MtMiirallf
fr
it
(Mr
k
.
ImMtiit,
Mtrltllt,
ilmmnliilCftn'f
Mil
tfltMMt,
tatt,
burnt,
MiW,
im4
ww4t.
M
laft,
itrt,
nnlwtrn
t4
11m.
M.
hn.
1
ttr
I1.U,
all
4niMHU.
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
The
Mineral
Province
of
Western
Canada
TO
END
OF
DECEMBER,
1823.
Has
produced
Minerals
ns
follow-:
Placer
Cold.
$7rt
iiito
(.
,
,,
C8ti.12.iini;
S
ire?
nr...
n
Copper,
.il..
....
,p
"
r.;n,uT';
Kitver,
9n,rstiinr:
Lead,
not,
sou;
.Miscellaneous
Minerals,
fi
1,-1
U,i;r7
;
Goal
nnd
Coke
w!VMii,nos:
'.,
....
,
Stone.
Brick.
CeinenL
etc..
$:'.'.
4
in.
SIM
mrdmiD-
if
m;.,...i
,
;
"'in
;.
.
,
,
mm,,u
I
IUUI
Clldll
1
I,
lt'
,
lOija
show
an
B'i.
Aggregate
Value
of
$810,722,782
Production
for
Year
Ending
Dec.
1923,
$41,304,320
The
Mining
Laws
of
Huh
Province
are
mure
lihernl
and
the
fees
lower
Hi.
nuy
oilier
1'mvinee
in
the
Uominion,
or
tiny
colony
in
i,u
Brilil,
llmpur'1"
1
Mineral
Ideations
ure
granted
to
discoverers
for
nominal
fees.
Absolute
Titles
are
obtained
by
developing
such
properlies,
the
e,.ritv
n,
guaraiilned
by
Grown
Grants.
'
Full
irifonnnlioii
logether
with
Mining
Iti-joi-ln
ard
Maps
mav
'
be
ohn.nn.!
.
addressing
sr'1
to
THE
HON.
THE
MINISTER
OF
MNES
Victoria,
British
Columbia.
The
Man
in
the
Mood
H
YS:-
longer.
IN
my
And
Of
eve
dream
I
looked
saw
Prince
Itli'iert
:
stump
And
shack
that's
here,
?lear
Liner
(ammoii
of
the
provin
u
I
I
dreamed
aguin
amj
lo
I
me
u
peoplCi
fired
with
zeal,
Who
always
spoke
and
worked
To
forward
Hupert's
weal.
And
then
again
I
woke,
And
there
afa,
ulak.
The
slum.os
were
everywhere
And
here
and
there
n
shaek.
And
paining
down
the
street
The
timid
voice
I
heanl,
The
pessimist,
nnd
lint
-
r
faith
and
hope,
a
word.
IF
the
pen-ile
here,
iiieliidinp
niyseir,
were
only
us
good
ns
Ho
place,
there
would
be
no
en
l
our
prosperity.
THK
other
day
Hip
phone
rani-and
a
maiden
lady
answered.
Sir
listened
faithfully
lo
a
proposal
of
marriage,
which
ln
joyfull
accepled.
when,
whal
wa
hei
chargriii-
to
hear:
"Sorry,
wroim
number."
THl'Y
say
there
was
a
wit
once
who
never
iuesl.ioned
he
husband's
oniuion.
Bui
thai
w;n
in
the
good
old
days.
WIH'.N
housecleaning
begins
and
Hie
wife
lakes
up
the
rug
all
the
husband
can
do
is
heat
il
I
Ten
Years
Ago
t
in
Prlne
Kuprt
May
22,
1915.
The
(i.T.
P.
sleamer
Prince
Albert
bus
heen
chartered
to
nlv
in
frelglil
service
between
Kan
1'ranclsco
ahd
.Mexican
ports,
running
opjmsllo
the
Celriana,
anolhor
froinier
thai
is
well
known
in
tlils
port.
cial
police
lefl
this
morning
for
Port
Ksslriglon
lo
conduct
pro-seeulious
arising
oul
of
Ihethefl
of
fisliliiK
boats
from
the
II.
T..
Packers
cannery.
Dr.
.McMouabl,
provincial
live
stock
commissioner,
after
pending
a
day
or
so
in
I
he
cily,
left
this
niorniiifc'
for
Terrace
where
he
will
meet
W.
K.
Scolt,
deputy
minister
df
agriculture.
and
proceed
lo
the
Hulkley
Valley.
Advertise
In
the
Dally
News.
NAVIGABLE
WATERS
PROTECTION
ACT.
R.8.B.C
1900,
CHAPTER
115.
THOMAS
TIIOTIKII.
nf
Mio
CHv
nr
Prliire
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dm
frnvlnco
nr
HrllHli
i.niiiMiiiiii,
lie.
nr.
in
iiivkh
noriCK
tM;i
lin
lis
iiniler
Sccilon
7
nr
lli
Mlii
Art
ii.
tinllr(l
Willi
tin'
Mlnliler
or
I'Mhiir
Work
ai
iil.ih,
hiiii
mi
inn
nrrirp
nr
Hip
III
irlrt
lirgl'drir
nf
llir
Land
iK'Klntry
liln-Irlcl
or
I'rlni'P
llunrrt.
at
Prlm-n
ltnirt
H.C.,
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ilciTlpldm
nr
Ilie
llr
nml
il.nn
ri
wiinri
nun
pirr
iniHMi
in
dp
imiIII
n
tin
I'rliicp
iiiincri
Unrlior.
rrinc-p
iuipri,
it.
c..
m
all
tlimp
rrilnii
of
umiTiniiii
uinrK
u,
pian
03,
nrrllon
1,
Prini-p
llnpppt.
I-rovlnin
nf
lirlllMi
Cnluin-in,
or
ihr
ipurtrii.int
forenhorp
and
th
wjipp
lot
In
front
Uirreor,
rnniainliiir
In
nlPii
urea
of
89-moth
serf,
more
or
Afntl
T.U.T
nOTtC.K
th.lt
ilflpr
tli
p.t-plrntlon
or
oiip
rnoiilh
from
Hip
il.np
of
llin
riMt
imhlli-ntloii
or
tlil
.orp
TlmmiK
Trntlrf
will
onilrr
nrrtlon
7
or
llir
.m,
Art
apply
to
I
hi
Moiipr
nr
I'ulilir
Vorl(
fit
Ms
offlrc
in
Uip
city
of
Otlv.
Jor
ritrnvl
of
thn
Mid
ullc
mid
plum
,
nml
piJ"Pll'"vr
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rn"'tnict
Uip
Mid
wharf
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Solicitors.
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with
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Mattress,
m
,dniil
or
lvor
Fmii-Ii
Cash
Price
$45.00
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Home
Furnishings
3rd
Avenue
and
1st
Street.
FOR
SALE
Phone
123
Halibut
Gear
$10.00
to
$25.00
per
skate
including
gangings
ancf
hooks
Canadian
Fish
&
fold
Storage
0,
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PRINCE
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Canadian
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Q.
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,
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,
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Boilermakers,
Blacksniltn
maker,
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Woodworkers,
ELECTRIC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
is
equipped"
In
hnn'Hc
hII
kimls
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
38F
RAW
FURS
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you
want
lo
l.o
paid
highest
possible
foe
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